National Republican., 1887-11-02
var SMALL THINGS or A DAY.
IrUos Oocurrsnosr III and About tb,
CITY.

iiuor Ocourrsuosr III and About tb,
CITY.
Cns,iuk W Hore has been appointed phys
cnn to the POOR, vice r. Holden, resigned
OF the 200 In. ~ ON licenses on file the com
nissGncfs have 20 far only approved OF 100
n omns podsor, colored. was fined 40 or
'lXty Gays by JutgG Smell yesterday for carry.
vi "a loaded reYdlvor.
Judge Smell yesterday gave Frank Grinn
culrr,d, sixty days IN jail for stealing an over
cuat from in front Of Godsmith's store.
Albert Cingain has sold to Mary Wall for
$4,000 lot II, SQUARE 1885, on Eighteeuth street.
ucwecn n street and Massachusetts ayenIo.
The cese of s. s. Bond, indicted for rap, on
| ouha Katr IN April, 1881. was called in the
criminal court yesterday, and nolle pros Gu
ivftd.
Charles I. sinithson was granted permit
Yesterday to erect n s9hC09 brick dwelling aud
3'ore to Oe known as COS Seventh street n1rtn.
west.
The commissioners have ordered that no
more licenses or permits be issued for eater
tninmentS at "Blake Hail." Seventh street,
near southwest.
Mr. Alfred Williams has been Informed by
The commissioners that license was Issued to
W, IL Lee, is street northeast, before tue re-
ceipt OF his protest.
John Drew yesterday pleaded guilty in the
held him for the grand jury. Forty.liye dol.
lars OF the money was returned.
Comptroller Durham has decided that the
pay of the engineer ut the District buildings
can be taken out Of the emergency or contiu-
gent fund. The salary Is $40 per month.
The contract for paving the street In front of
the National Theater with asphalt block has
been awarded to r. Maloney, at 81 80 per yard
and tue privilege of retaining the old blocks.
The commissioners have notified number
uf residents at Brightwood, who asked for a
new school house, that nothing can bs done
until Congress appropriates money for the pur-
pose.
Building permits were yesterday granted to
NJ. +. Bradshaw, to erect brick dweilipg 9Jl
street northeast, to cost s., ,2O0: Mrs, Parsons,
To repair $50 Fourteenth street northwest, TO
cost st0O
The following streets will be resirfacel G.,
between Seventeenth and Nineteenth aud
TEenty.nrst and TwCnty.second, aud Seven.
teenth street, between Pennsylvania avenue
ana ii street.
Charles Kenney has been promoted to class
on the police, vice James J.. Warwick, re-
ducci TO class /, and John Carter has been ap.
pointed driver OF the patrol wagon in the
second precinct
Mr.. Theodore Felter has peen granted per.
mission to erect post for the suspension OF au
electric light in front OF WclcRcr's Hotel pro.
vided 1t conforms In pattern to that in front of
Alhaugh's Opera House.
Farrsgut Post No. 10, of the G. A. r., gives
campfire at Washington Hall, corner of
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue tonight.
II is sure TO be an enjoyable night, and the
comrades and their friends will be out in force.
Herner Washington q colored girl, arrested
by Detectives Mettingly and Wheeler on a
charge of stealing number Of articles from
her employer, Capt. II. G. Maddox, of the
White Sulphur Springs, will be tried In the
| police court to-day.
Articles Of incorporation nave been filed by
| the following gentlemen for an association to
| be known as the winthrop Club" Alex. II.
| SeldeD, Martin j. Flaherty, Chas. Seuseney,
| Richard Further, and George Kerner. The
object OF the club is declared TO be the "mu-
| tual improvement OF itB members"